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The Long March Framed - China Hong Kong Festival in 20 Years

ROUGH CUT

Video is used as a tool to capture the shadow of life. Rouge Cut contains those self reflexive videos, trying to use video as a media to search for an identity / question the identity, in terms of national, gender or cultural identity.

I love my Country Sky - Hung Keung
Old Earth - Jo Law
Retouch - Chan Kam Lok
She said why me - May Fung
Song of Goddess - Ellen Pau
IdoLethermyheadhave - Rita Hui
I.D. - Ellen Yuen
Differences Do Matter - Anson Mak

 

 

I LOVE MY COUNTRY'S SKY §Ú­Ì³£·R¯ª°êªº¤ÑªÅ

by HUNG Keung ¬x±j
7:00 / 1997


A kiss ¡V a greeting, a gesture of friendship, a declaration of love. So many meanings, and with different cultures, the meaning of a kiss is changing.
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About Hung Keung
Hung Keung was born in Hong Kong in 1970 and graduated in 1992 from the School of Design, Hong Kong Polytechnic University. In 1995 he obtained his BFA from the Department of Fine Arts, Chinese University of Hong Kong and was awarded the Most Promising Artist Awards in 1994. In 1996, he went to England to study MA major in film & video at the Central Saint Martin¡¦s College of Art and Design. Since 1998, Hung Keung was appointed as lecturer at the School of Design, Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He is the first Chinese video artist to get the prestigious BBC British Short Film Festival 98 Best Short Ambient Video Award and the Best of EMAF in the European Media Art Festival 98. Also, he got the Gold Award, Special (Video) Distinguished Awards in 1997 & 1998. He was widely exhibited his works around Asia and Europe such as London, Croatia, Netherlands, Albania, Germany, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, India, Chicago and New York. Currently he is active in CD ROM interactive programme.
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OLD EARTH ¦Ñ¤g

by Jo Law ù¹|¶®
7:30 / 1995

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About Jo Law §d¤l©ø
Jo Law is a Perth-based practitioner whose works include films, videos, photographs and installations. Her films have been shown widely across Australia and internationally in screenings such as 22nd Hong Kong International Film Festival, San Francisco International Film Festival 1997 and 45th Melbourne International Film Festival. She has received awards including the Festival of Perth WA Young Filmmaker of the Year at the 11th WA Film and Video Festival, the Silver Spire Award in New Vision at the San Francisco International Film Festival: Golden Gate Award in 1997 and the Distinguished Award in Experimental Category at the Hong Kong Independent Film and Video Awards in 1996.
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RETOUCH (I)

byMark CHAN Kam-lok³¯ÀA¼Ö
9:00 / 1995

Through the juxtaposition of old and new materials, the truthfulness and limitations of recorded images are brought out into the open.
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About Mark Chan
Born in Hong Kong in 1971, 1993 graduated from the Department of Cinema and Television, School of Communication in Hong Kong Baptist University. He worked as a cinematographer and sound recordist in many independent productions and multi-media performances. Between 1995 and 1996, Mark represented Hong Kong to attend a youth exchange tour. In 1997, he was awarded scholarship from Asian Cultural Council. His video works have been shown in TV channels and selected in over 30 local and overseas festivals. His video work Happy Valley (Waiting at T Zero) won the Grand Prize in Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Awards 1997.
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SHE SAID WHY ME ¦o¬°¦ó¬O§Ú

by FUNG May¶¾¬üµØ
9:00 / 1989

A video prose on a woman wandering in the present and the past of a city.
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About PUN Tak-shu
An independent art worker engaged in film, video and new media arts in the areas of creativity, curatorship, administration and education, and cultural policy / studies, May Fung serves as Project Director of the Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture. She holds an MA degree in Human Resource Management. She was a recipient of the Asian Cultural Council Fellowship in video art (1994) and the Hong Kong Arts Development Council¡¦s Fellowship for Artistic Development (1999).
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SONG OF GODDESS ¦ü¬O¤H¬G¤H¨Ó

by PAU Ellen Àjħ­Û
6:30 / 1992

The work pays tribute to the famous Cantonese Opera duo, YAM Kim-fai and PAK Suet-sin, both women who play the role of lovers, with Yam in male drag. The couple worked together on stage and in films. They were so popular that Yam was named ¡§The Silver Screen Lover.¡¨ Yam never married and mostly lived with Pak. When Tam died in 1991, Pak arranged her funeral and wrote a banner saying ¡§I would die a hundred times to bring you back to me.¡¨ In this video, their film, The Emperor Lee and their life story are woven together to tell tales of dying a hundred times and forever, reality and illusions, past and present, parted and together.
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About Ellen Pau
Ellen Pau is an artist who began working with film and video in Hong Kong in the 1980s. Her own introduction to and experience with video art closely parallels the development of this medium in Hong Kong itself. Her earlier works describe and interrogate the cultural / sexual identity in post colonial Hong Kong. Her works are shown in pop music concerts, performances, conference and festivals, such as European Media art festival, Japan Image Forum, Kwangju Biennial, Johannesburg Biennial, Cities on the move, Hong Kong international film festival, Asia Pacific Triennial, Venice Biennale and among others. She was artist-in-residence in Holland¡¦s Mu Art Foundation, Spacex Gallery in U.K,Griffith University in Australia and Hong Kong University of Science & Technology. She was selected to participate in Asia-Europe Art Exchange and was awarded fellowship for artistic development by Hong Kong Arts Development Council and Asian Cultural Council. Pau also established Videotage and has been the artistic director of Videotage since 1995. She curates multimedia programs for Microwave Festival, museums/gallery and festival.
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IdoLetHerMyHeadHave

byHUI Nga-shu Rita ³\¶®µÎ
17:00, 20030

Festivals: New Media Art Festival ver 0.13 (Seoul, Korea), Microwave International Media Art Festival (Hong Kong)

This is a video about my journey, which start from 2001 to 2003, finish in 2004. It recorded a few trips in French, Taiwan, Beijing and Hong Kong, a writing in the trip which about a girl¡¦s story name in Xiaohan (¤p´H), I bring along with her in those trip, I¡¦m writing about her whom maybe enjoying the trip more than me. I am having a trip with her, and she run away in the trip with her new lover. When I back home, I find I lost her, and lost my head. It¡¦s like a game, playing with my fictional characters like Alice, Xiaohan, and I never being in the trip, I¡¦m lost, lost in my home, lost in my identity, lost in my memory. I finish in 2004, I start over again, I create another characters play with me, a red queen or another girl call YangMei. (´­¬Ü)

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About Rita Hui Rita Hui graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Art of taking a Diploma course in Film & TV in 1994. In 1996, she finished the study of Advance Diploma in Film & TV (Major in Editing) and Bachelor of Fine Arts in the Department of Film & TV in the Academy. She is a young talented director. Her work Ah Ming gained wide attention and won the Distinguished Award of the Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Award in 1996. In 1998 her work She makes me wanna to die and Invisible City (Wall) all won the Sliver Award in drama category and other category in the Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Award. Also, her work Alice in the Wonderland was shown in Hong Kong Arts Centre at programme Independent Yours. In 2001, she first time try to work on theatre, Tango of Water Sleeves and Beautiful Project and her video work Chionanthus Retusus. And her first set up video installation XX have been showing in Macau Old Ladies House of ¡§Wo¡Kman¡¨ Feminine Art. 2004, she finish her new work IdoLetHerMyHeadHave.
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ID

by YUEN Ellen ¨¿¨Ø¤å
2:30 / 1997

When the preset identity labels don¡¦t fit¡K when the complexity of sexuality is ignored¡K you still have the choice.
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About Ellen Yuen ¨¿¨Ø¤å
Ellen Yuen studied Cinema & Television in the university and started her involvements in video production (alternative, documentary, fiction, animation, and education kit), arts administration and arts education. As a full-time vegetarian and supporter for environmental protection and animal rights, she uses video as a medium for sharing, healing and responding to the society¡¦s dark side. Her video works include: Corner Bumpers, BYOB, Circle Game, New Vision of Video Art (Hong Kong), Death of a Vegetarian, ID and Happy Family. Her videos have been shown in local screenings (such as IFVA, HKIFF, Microwave Video Festival, Festival Now) and overseas festivals in Toronto, Paris, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan and Germany.
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DIFFERENCES DO MATTER¤j¤£¦P

by MAK Anson ³Á®ü¬À
3:00 / 1999

My singing voice sounds very different from my speaking voice. What people position you (as tong shi = homosexual) is very different from what I articulate about myself (as bisexual). Learning to (re)present myself in demonstration is very different from staying home and watching the very same demonstration on TV. This video being bi(tri)-lingual is different from the one without English and Chinese (different from Cantonese though) subtitle.
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About Anson Mak
Anson Mak, born in 1969, is a film/video maker and cultural critic. She is presently teaching in the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong. She obtained a BSSc from the Department of Cinema and Television, School of Communication at Hong Kong Baptist University, and a Master of Philosophy in the Department of Comparative Literature at the University of Hong Kong. She has created more than twenty film/video works. Some of them were awarded in the Hong Kong Independent Short Film and Video Awards. Her works have been screened in many local festivals including Festival Now, Microwave Media Arts Festival and the Hong Kong International Film Festival, etc. Her many other works were also invited to overseas screenings in Japan, Taiwan, Norway, Spain, Australia, Singapore and United States etc. She is a writer and musician (a band member of AMK) as well. Her writings have been published in many newspapers and magazines.
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